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hot tent?
What should we pay attention to in snow camping? Do you have a recommended hot tent?
- franksmith1863
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Re: hot tent?
Glad for you. But as soon as you guys have decided to go into snow camping, you should kick off with preparing for your icy adventure. First of all, do research to find a good area. Then, start gathering the necessary equipment. To make it easier check this cool hot tents with stove pipe I like the most. Hope it will make sense for you
- freestown77
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Re: hot tent?
It looks pretty cool.
I have read some reviews and it looks pretty good for me
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Thread Starter- BL
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Re: hot tent?
Pomoly's teepee tent camping are diverse, made of 300D oxford cloth, cotton canvas, 40D nylon, and other fabrics, suitable for single, 2-3 person, and 4 person camping in the wild. If you want a matched stove, please check Pomoly stove catalog.
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Re: hot tent?
I recently tried hot tent camping essentials during a −10°C winter trip, using a canvas tipi with Pomoly’s titanium stove and pipe—within minutes it warmed up, helped dry my gear, and made cooking inside the tent actually enjoyable. The 300D Oxford canvas with stove jack felt sturdy and well-insulated. Just be sure to maintain the spark arrestor and leave a vent open—Reddit users also emphasize those safety tips . Curious if anyone else has tried a pop‑up tipi or dome style for hot tent setups?